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	D	G
	I had	nothing to do on this hot afternoon

	A	D
but to	settle down and write you a	line

	G
I been	meaning to phone ya, but from Minnesota

	A	D
	Hell, it's been a very long	time

	A
You wear it	well

	Em	D/F#	G	A
A	little old	fashioned but	that's all	right

	D	G
	I sup	pose you're thinking how Betty's thinking

	A	D
or she	wouldn't get in touch with	me

	G
For	I ain't begging or losing my head

	A	D
I	sure do want you to	know

	A
That you wear it	well

	Em	D/F#	G	A
	There ain't a	lady in a	land so	fine oh my

	D
	Remember their

	G
	basement parties, your brothers courted

	A	D
	All day rock and roll	shows

	G
the	homesick blues and the radical views

	A	D
	haven't left a mark on	you

	A
You wear it	well

	Em	D/F#	G	A
A	little loud at	times but	I don't	mind

	G	A
But I ain't for	getting that you were once	mine

	G	A
but I	blew it without even	trying

	G
Now I'm	eating my heart out

	A	D
	trying to get a letter	through

	Em	D/F#	G	A
	Since you've been	gone it's hard to	carry your	weight

	D
I want to	write about the

	G
	birthday gown that I bought in town

	A	D
that	you sat down and cried on the	stands

You knew it didn't

	G
	cost me up, but for what it's worth

	A	D
you made me	feel like a million	aire

	A
and you wear it	well

	Em	D/F#	G	A
	Madame O	nassis got	nothing on	you

	D	G
	When my	coffee's cold, and I'm being told

	A	D
that I	gotta go back to	work

	G
So when the	sun goes low and you're home alone

	A	D
	try not to think of me and	laugh

	A
and I wear it	well

	Em	D/F#	G	A
	I don't	mind if you	call col	lect

	D	G	A
But I	ain't for	getting that you were once	mine

	G	A
but I	blew it without even	trying

	G
Now I'm	eating my heart out

	A	D
	trying to get back to	you

	Em	D/F#	G	A
	Since that's been	said, what's	left to ad	dress?

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You Wear it Well

Rod Stewart

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